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Tax burden: a clear and present danger to Canada’s prosperity The idiom “the straw that broke the camel’s back” describes... View Article
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Ontario teachers snub Ford’s sex-ed repeal: We’ll teach what we want
by Lianne Laurence Follow Lianne (LifeSiteNews) — As Ontario education minister Lisa Thompson wobbled on her promise to repeal the... View Article
Winnipeg radio host suspended for offending trangenders
by Calvin Freiburger Follow Calvin (LifeSiteNews) — A Winnipeg morning radio personality has been suspended just a day after making... View Article
Justin Trudeau Appoints Border Minister to Handle Wave of Asylum Seekers
by Joshua Caplan Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday appointed a Member of Parliament as Minister of Border Security and... View Article
Premier Doug Ford off to strong start, as battle with Ottawa heats up
by John Ibbitson In these opening weeks, Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s team has moved swiftly to implement a populist, socially... View Article
Number of government employees fired for misconduct, incompetence sees sharp increase
New management system, technology reportedly catching more bad apples Elizabeth Thompson The number of federal public servants fired for misconduct... View Article
Morneau, Freeland expected to keep portfolios in next week’s cabinet shuffle
CTVNews.ca Staff A number of key ministers are expected to keep their portfolios when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffles his... View Article
Premiers’ much-hyped internal trade deal hasn’t amounted to much
Everyone loves to talk about interprovincial trade – but tangible progress is scarce Janyce McGregor On the day they released... View Article
The Trudeau Liberals offer a sexist tobacco policy to ‘protect’ us ‘vulnerable’ females
By Kristin Halle — Financial Post The federal government recently introduced a series of draft regulations that will remove all... View Article
‘Just outrageous’: Government spends $24k on 86 cushions for Mexico City embassy
By Monique Scotti Global Affairs Canada spent $24,638 on 86 leather cushions destined to pad chairs at its embassy in... View Article
Greyhound Canada to end routes in Prairies, B.C., leaving small towns in lurch
By Janice Dickson Greyhound Canada, for decades a critical link connecting the country’s small towns and isolated communities with bigger... View Article
Where the parties are raising the money to fight the 2019 election
Top fundraising riding associations are Liberal, while the ridings with the deepest pockets are Conservative Éric Grenier A charismatic leader,... View Article
Pro Gun Dating – Americans Own More Guns Than Military
Pro-gun dating site aims to connect Second-Amendment lovers A new dating site has its sights set on targeting lovers –... View Article
Free Healthcare, Not – Criticize Homosexuals Go to Jail
Health care’s free in Canada, right? Wrong, and you’re paying a lot more than you think William Watson: Depending on... View Article
On groping allegation, Trudeau ducks the rules he set
By Tim Harper We live in an era of zero tolerance and lightning quick justice where careers can be crushed... View Article